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 1 6 |     surpasses all the others in point of antiquity. It is a most
 2 11|         Habertus. He proves his point especially by the fact reported
 3 12|       may be with this disputed point of ecclesiastical learning,
 4 19|     their testimony. So at this point We will add no more except
 5 20| metropolitan in the canon. This point is also rightly made by
 6 26|       chap. 12 and 13). On this point Gregorius too may be consulted (
 7 33|      after the deacon." At that point the people bend the knee,
 8 33|       Brun, but then leaves the point of the question undecided.
 9 36|       of all things," and these point not to a king who is present,
10 37|         lesser reverence. ~This point sufficiently establishes
11 46|         the Euchologion at this point, since the words could be
12 50|  imposition of hands." The same point is made by Goarius, in Euchologio,
13 54|         draws attention to this point when he cites Bessarion'
14 56|     sacrament. ~Finally, others point out that evidence from the
15 58| Euchologion of Grottaferrata, a point of great importance. Therefore
16 65|    century. He does not at this point offer any proof for his
17 67|         67. The third and final point suggested by the text of
18 75|         of it conforms in every point to this edition, which has